I’m in my final weeks of coding bootcamp at the Flatiron School — applauses all around for me 🥳 — and undoubtedly enrolling at Flatiron was one of my best decisions. I could not be more grateful for it having provided me this smooth transition into the tech world, as…

For those looking to configure Active Storage with a Rails API as your backend and Javascript as your frontend, fear not — you’ve come to the right place! After scouring the internet, looking over the Active Storage documentation numerous times, and getting lost and confused over the many different methods…

My boyfriend’s in his last year of dental school and despite his obviously tired expressions and complaints about his sore muscles, there’s a trace of enthusiasm and passion that shines through his face and voice when he prattles on and on to me about that day’s procedures and treatments. …

For my second project at Flatiron, I decided to make a journal app, utilizing the knowledge we had accumulated in our lessons over the past couple of weeks. The core requirements of this project were the following: Build an MVC Sinatra app and use ActiveRecord Use multiple models, of which…

Roughly a month and a half into my Software Engineering program at Flatiron, my classmates and I encountered our very first project of the course: building a Ruby gem that provides a CLI (Command Line Interface) to an external data source. …

I had just received my job offer from a company I interviewed with in Tokyo, Japan and my first semester of senior year at Carnegie Mellon University was nearing its end. With everything from GPA to mental health positively lined up, I was certain nothing could get in the way…